Internet Cat Video Film Festival attracted thousands

About 6,000 people attended the first Internet Cat Video Film Festival outside the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis. The festival showcased the best of cat films on the Internet. Some of the cat clips, which ranged from talking cats to dancing kittens to cats thinking they are dogs, have attracted millions of online viewers.
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What’s a cat film festival without the cats? Leroy Bergstrom, of Maple Plain, Minn., brought his cat Maestro.
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Katie Hill, a program associate with the Walker Art Center, showed festival-goers a frame from a cat video of a cat playing the piano.
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Jenson, a Devon Rex, had a look around before the beginning of the festival.
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George Larson, of Minneapolis, hurried to find a place to sit with his cat Fiona Mekenzie as they arrived at the festival.
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Jeanne Morales, of Minneapolis, showed off her cat purse as she lounged at the festival.
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Grant Mayland, of Minneapolis, wore a shirt decorated with cats to the festival.
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